appearing .net debugger on clicking on exe file

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Dear friends,

when i am clicking over pdf file or exe file(created through windows application), the .net debgger is appearing due to this the file is not working properly mean the pdf is not getting open or exe is not running.

please give me some solution how could i stop the appering if .net debugger.

thank in advance.

Posted 13-Oct-11 18:42pm

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Pravin Patil, Mumbai 14-Oct-11 1:00am

Do you mean an error pop up, saying Just In Time Debugger...?

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hitech_s · Answer 1 · 2011-10-13T18:53:00

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while you are giving build(making exe) you need to put in "Release" mode.
then only debugger will not come
while you are developing put it in debug mode thats it

again create your build in "Release" Mode

Posted 13-Oct-11 18:53pm

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Pravin Patil, Mumbai 14-Oct-11 1:00am

I think OP is getting the error while running the application and not compiling it... It could be a Just-In-Time error.